Bailey Taylor

I love that.

That's so true.

And it's mixed also with intelligence and irony all together, which is what also kind of makes her so interesting.

Like when she tells the photographer, played by James McCaffrey, which I won't talk about in a second, that when she first moved to New York, that she would spend her money on Vogue rather than dinner because it fed her more.

Yeah.

So adorable.

So true.

It's such a very like deep truth.

And I remember once in the 90s, I was like on tour on my birthday and I was having the worst birthday.

Like it was like I was in the middle of like nowhere is freezing cold.

And I was having dinner at a gas station restaurant.

Oh, no.

And I was I actually had purchased at the airport an Italian Vogue.

Oh, I'm reading my my giant Italian Vogue in the middle of a gas station restaurant.

And I felt better.

I was like, this is not so bad because at least I have this.

That's so true.

That's so true, because somehow I mean, just the other day I was somewhere and I saw a real paper Vogue and I was like, yes, I need to hold it and touch it and look at it.

Have all the cards fall out.

The cards fall out and the ads are so beautiful.